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I just find the regen (which is adjustable) to be smoother than normal brakes...plus it keeps wear and tear down on the brakes @rexluminus9867

thanks @steveclark5080 ...have you seen the Emove Cruiser review I did? It can also have a seat attached :)

haha not today :)

@user-vq8yk1wc1u that is so awesome...can you send me a photo? Love seeing creative solutions.... :)

So if the battery dies....yes it's not as much fun...you can do it...but you better not have any steep hills :) @peterweathers6250

Odd...mine doesn't have a clicking sound...I would ask them :) @spikesvideos ..I typically just use the ebrake...so much quieter :)

that's an awesome idea @vascorafaeldiogo7011 :)

CAD for 100 liters? .... that is 1,26 euro/L. We are paying almost double that in Europe

@user-lo4zj5dw1x per litre :)

ouch..... @user-lo4zj5dw1x....I remember living in the UK that prices were very high and then moved to Canada and was shocked....but relatively speaking the price of gas here is really high compared with the US....and they're complaining too :(

I'm not sure....I would ask :) @fancypants6089

Thanks @dieodfx I haven't seen the Titan Pro before....it's a quick one for sure :)

Interesting @oprelia-ai ....I just love riding around on these machines....like surfing :)

You found a solution! Cheers @heteroerectus

Thanks for the tip! I haven't heard that before :)

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suxs :( time for a return?

Time to make the benjamins? @NatePlayz572 :)

@@TimsElectric i wish

thank you @m9078jk3 :)

@treynolds94 that's so awesome to hear :)

there are trackers out there but I haven't heard of remote shut offs. You could ask the dealer? @mn18_ Let me know what you find out :)

100% correct @DiemNguyen-mz7hp sad but true :(

thank you @dallascowboy2221

You are right of course :) @Busdathead Cheers

I was :) @landryjessy785 Dual motor or single motor makes almost no difference to range in practical terms. Also in dual motor you have less wear and tear than in single motor as the energy is distributed between both motors. Cheers Tim

Awesome question @derekchant8027, Jamie removed the rear ones as it was rattling a bit....but it's back on now :)

@@TimsElectric lol, I was really overthinking the possibilities as to why. Great video. I didn’t really understand what they meant by split rims. Wish they’d had them when I maintained all the bikes and cycles at my house when I was a kid. They really do make maintenance much easier. I was dreading having to repair or replace tires or tubes, but these make it very easy indeed.

they do make life so much easier! @derekchant8027 Cheers :)

I did indeed :) It's on my channel...it did really well :) @CORPOR-iThomasKorb

@theskeptik1 it does indeed...I have wide 13s....and I made it work fine...but it is smaller .....what a blast to ride though :)

it was pretty awesome :) @5DPORTAL

@ahowl7mx my wife rides one too...solution :) Do you mean for transportation with the car...I did find a used bike rack (heavier duty) and it works fine...feels a bit sketchy but it worked :)

@TimsElectric Yeah bike racks work but ebikes are so heavy and the wheels too large (I have 26inch wheels). Its complete overkill. Take the eRide Pro SS, its 50mph and weighs 135lbs with 19 inch tires. Folding bikes shouldn't be pushing over 100 lbs for 20-30mph or just get a solid frame.

fair ideas indeed :) Although I did get a bike rack with wider tire slots for my ebike and narrower ones for my wife's :)

so awesome to hear @m9078jk3 :) Great way to get around my town :)

I have had my ebike for a little over 2 years and have gone around 4500 km on it and all i ever had to fix was 1 flat tire, after that i put flatout in my tubes and no flats since. Battery is still good too. Your issue might be the fact you got an apollo phantom. I used to have an apollo ghost and from my experience and many other people's from what i have read online is apollo scooters are trash.

I love your idea of putting money aside for future expenses....very wise @rev.andyh.1082 :)

Interesting @demonocusmetalocus3558 ..I love my Apollo City...zero issues...well over 1000Ks on it....sorry to hear that you had battery issues. :(

@@demonocusmetalocus3558 Battery degradation is not a matter of if but when. Brand names have less to do with longevity than most people think. - Given enough time your battery WILL definitely go bad. It’s why Li ion cells are considered a consumable commodity. Typically, our PEV batteries will start significantly degrading long before the rest of the machine does - that’s why a good e-scooter might might come with a long warranty on the frame and hardware , but when it comes to the battery the warranty is only for 12 months - and the battery is by far the most expensive part to replace! …Now, if you are lucky to live in a very mild climate, never letting it get too hot or too cold, and if you monitor and keep the cells balanced for each cycle, and if your scooter’s charger and internal battery management system is well designed (at least by scooter standards) and never suffers a component failure without immediately telling you, then you will probably get thousands of cycles and enjoy several years of good use from your battery. But for those of us who don’t live in an ideal world, best to set some $$ aside and plan on getting a new battery.

Sounds like an awesome plan @IgabodDobagi So I haven't heard or reviewed the Aipas...but I would check other UA-camrs and see if they have reviewed it. Also check what happens with repairs/parts...see if they can get these to you And do you have a repair shop that can help. Also and I didn't add this to the video but are the batteries certified?

No....as nice as they are to have...unless you're travelling at a high rate of speed regularly then they're no necessary and add a few bucks to the bike. I like them....but they're a luxury at slower speeds :)

Wise indeed @charlienyc1 ...I like that...write it all out as to what you actually need....and get it....might be an extra few bucks but then you'll ride it and hopefully recoup the extra money spent :)

you're a legend @leechavarie4675 !!!!! thanks for sharing....I find I'm a bit of a fair weather rider...I need to interview you for some tips for riding in the damp, cold and dark...pro tips :)

Thanks so much! @morbidslayer666 Seawings rocks!!!

Thanks @billpoilkj I'll check them out :)

@SIGNALacquired absolutely...they are not cheap but you're right :)

I didn't know that @kitcatmeeow571 thanks for letting me know :) Cheers

@@TimsElectric yvw, a driver told me that "literally" 😆 in A PINCH, some riders will let some of the air out of their tires to squeeze fat tires into the rack. Also, a customer service rep told me that if the tires are less than 20 inches, the driver is required to let them take their bike INSIDE of the bus. But they don't advertise this accomodation. So riders are "squeezing" their tires for now. 🤪🫠🚴‍♂️🚴🚴‍♀️

@@kitcatmeeow571 interesting :)

that's odd...I would email them and ask....it should...I'll ask too :) @YoungWise2011

Awesome @chaxologist2961, I don't think the Go is a good fit lol :)

Awesome @nilespartridge5704, we haven't tried that ...it might work....I'll see if I can try it out on our next trip :)

Awesome @michaelveronneau698, cheers to Sampson too...woof

Thank you! Cheers! @ericembacher602

Indeed it's a short @JelloFluoride, the idea is that if you want to know more you can click on the full length video :)